Element 130 I.R. | 2027

Roxa's Element series points the brand's three-piece cabrio chassis at skiers who don't want to be confined to any specific style or terrain. The 130 I.R. sits at the stiff end of that lineup and returns for 2027 with an updated cuff, new colorway and multiple customization options.

A single-piece cabrio tongue is paired with a fixed cuff and a new aluminum spine insert that bridges the cuff and shell. You won't find any walk mode or tech fittings here-just a rock solid boot that weighs in at 1600 grams (26.5), but brings a lot more stability than that number suggests.

Cabrio boots are known to have a long and linear flex pattern but the Element boasts an insert in the shell that shortens that range to give you quicker response time. Furthermore, it has a variable forward lean (15 or 17 degrees) and an adjustable flex, which arrives in a soft setting but can be stiffened for heavier or more aggressive skiers.

Roxa's 99 to 101-mm Biofit last carries pre-formed relief at the navicular, ankle, first metatarsal and sixth toe, and the Grilamid shell can be heat-molded to open up more space. Inside sits an Intuition liner that's also fully heat-moldable. All in all, this is a light, tunable, hard-charging boot for freeskiers who ride lifts to their favorite zones.